collective property

It was also supported by an economy based on the collective property of the land.

He believed there was an important distinction between common and collective property.

In the first place, land, the fundamental means of production, remained collective property.

Productive resources are regarded as the collective property of the society.

Professor Wu said much the same - that the date is "sort of a collective property," beyond any individual claim.

These closures are typically collective properties of the entire autonomous agent in its environment.

By the 16th century, the rulers of Moscow considered the entire Russian territory their collective property.

Land, machinery, and all other public utilities will be collective property, neither to be bought nor sold.

Society of Self: The emergence of collective properties in self-structure.

Common property or collective property is property that is owned by a group of individuals.

There were two basic forms of property in the Soviet Union: individual property and collective property.

The means of production still remain the property of the state, or the collective property of the cooperative."

Proudhon argued that "all capital, whether material or mental, being the result of collective labour, is, in consequence, collective property."

In line with the principle of socialist collectivism, citizens were obligated to carry out "the state's political line and defend collective property."

The tuxedo rental company being now in a different universe, the expensive suits had become the town's collective property, available "on loan" for whoever needed them.

The moral conflict that constituted the theme of the first volume evolves into a social one, the land collective property, englobing the first.

Tuning collective properties of artificial nanoparticle "supercrystals"

Culture is public because "meaning is," and systems of meanings are what produce culture, they are the collective property of a particular people.

Ivan accompanied Alexi across the street to the convenient tavern that the Ops officers regarded as their collective property.

"High-level cooperatives," in which private property was abolished and the harvest became the collective property of the peasants, appeared in 1974.

Moreover, there is no deductive way to arrive at these macroscopic collective properties from the underlying quantum mechanics of atoms of gold.

Ultimately, of course, those who find press bias offensive can change their newspaper, but the BBC is collective property and 'exit' is an inappropriate response.

The terms required them to hand over one-half of the annual produce to the Muslims, while the land itself became the collective property of the Muslim state.

We do witness the emergence of molecular assembly lines and molecular assemblages whose collective properties are recognized and acted upon by natural selection.

Principle 3: Traditional breeds represent collective property, products of indigenous knowledge and cultural expression of Livestock Keepers.